Word: jv
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...JV race, Navy finished first, with a 6:09.6, Harvard was second with a 6:12.1, and Penn third with a 6:19.1. The Crimson won the freshman race...
M.I.T. rowed as a guest in every contest except the varsity race, and the Engineer's four-foot victory over the Crimson JV's kept the lightweights from attaining a clean sweep in Saturday's regatta. The freshman lightweights kept their victory streak alive with a two-length win over M.I.T...
...closest race of the afternoon, the Crimson JV's "rowed a very good race" to beat Yale and Princeton by a comfortable margin only to lose to M.I.T. by four tenths of a second...
...Crimson lightweights are an experienced and talented squad. With lettermen, including five from last winning Goldthwaite Cup crew, Turning to their oars this year, coach Cabot's pleasant problem is an of talent. As a result, has been no definite line between varsity and JV boats. Cabot has able to experiment with different and still continue to win . Saturday afternoon should see Crimson in triumph flashing when three crews sweep past the MIT boathouse...
...boathouse, but it's equally pleasant to sit anywhere along the mile and five-sixteenths course and observe the sculls and gulls glide by. The course will be busy throughout the late afternoon. The Big Three freshmen are scheduled to start at 4:50 p.m., the JV's at 5:30, and the varsity, as noted, at 6:10 p.m. Interspersed with the Big Three races will be competition between Boston University and Brown -- even these otherwise drab groups look nice on the Charles on a sunny afternoon...